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Little girl with CP walking for the first time

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Little girl with CP walking for the first time

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Cerebral Palsy is a brain malformation that occurs while the brain is developing. This can happen at any time during or after the pregnancy. Cerebral Palsy can affect many things with the body. For example, it can affect the way you walk, talk, hear, see, and move any muscle in your body but it usually affects a person’s posture, balance, and their capability to move the most. Cerebral Palsy is caused by a problem or injury when the brain is developing but it can also be caused by injuries during birth or even after birth, prenatal injury is just the highest risk. This injury in the developing brain can cause various types of Cerebral Palsy. During pregnancy an unborn child can develop brain damage that may or may not cause Cerebral Palsy by different infections the mother might get and these infections pass down from the mother to the baby during pregnancy. For example, some infections that cause brain damage during pregnancy are rubella and cytomegalovirus. These infections are the most common cause of Cerebral Palsy because they cause the undeveloped brain of the fetus to have inflammation and cause certain proteins from the mother to go after the infection, which will change the way the baby develops from now on. Unfortunately, there is no cure for this disease but there are treatments. One treatment is physical therapy. Physical therapy will help with balance, posture, strength, movement, and more. Some other treatments would be occupational therapy for improvement with motor skills, medications for things like seizures, and surgery which could help to make better movement in the body.

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Males are more likely to have Cerebral Palsy

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Males are more likely to have Cerebral Palsy